Philadelphia letters and regional visits noted
A roundup of social and professional notices: Ro B. Megargee arrives in Philadelphia, Dr. Bixby addresses local high school, H. H. Tillman travels to New York on business, Mrs. Dickson returns from Morristown, and several local figures including A. L. Ewing Jr and J. Jordan are seen in city and state affairs. A wedding for Libble Wadleman and Samuel Jeringa is announced for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Megargee
Philadelphia
FP. W. Phillips
Utica
H. H. F Ttiileman
Bookman
New York City
Thomage Dickson
Morristown
N. J
Bixby
Dietroit
van Wickle
A. Markle
Frank N
Hagleton
A. L. Ewing, Jr
Rochester
Scranton
Jermyn
P. H. McAndrew
Fort Snelling
Minn
Lieutenant McAndrew
Migs Libble Wadleman
Dalton
Samuel Stanley
Jeringa
Tiniton
J. A. Zimmerman
Emminent
A. Ft. Holmes
Bucquehanna
Great Bend
Kniehts
Mightywir
Allermnan
Jury names drawn for three weeks of common pleas court
Jury Commissioner John F Mannion and Clerk Charles F Wagner drew 180 names from the wheel for service during three weeks of common pleas court opening May 23. The list breaks into three weeks beginning May 2 June 8 and June 15 with numerous citizens from Scranton Carbondale Archbald Dunmore and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry F. H. Clemons
John F. Mannion
Charles F Wagner
Common Pleas Court
Solomon Siclin
Cifion
William Pemberidge
Yostville
W. L. Steinbach
Scranton
Droun EB
Mulls
Farmer
Pell
John Hirt
Miner
Carbondale
Patrick Kileuiles
Jeorge Tiles
Sentienvtu
Krenk Hollenbach
Cyrus W. Dean
LaPlume
Fre
M. Bouton
J. A. Kane
Lurben Swartz
John RK. Iyden
George Richardson
Lehigh
George Nichols
South Abington
John Moon
Scott
James White
Covington
Dowinie Gowad
John M. Atherton
Booth Abington
Thvid Gentithe
Fred Ginailer
Barber
Scratton
Thomas Hutler
Minooka
David Patterson
Benton
George KE. Shafer
Patrick McGarass
Patrick Kelly
John Trauter
Hilander
Kembal
Beraneton
John Klaine
Soranton
James Leach
Joseph J. Evany
Junes M. Brown
Llewellyn Davies
Bhakely
Cootican
William A. Coleman
Martin Stone
North Abington
David J. Williams
Beane Brennan
Carbon
M. Hoyt
James Stone
Varwick Hooney
Stankey Raymond
Moosle
John Mannion
Mayfield
Gworke
AL Clearwater
Joho J. McHale
Archbald
Owen Teese
Henry Webber
Bemunton
Jorge Lorena
Brikeman
Berantor
George Harvey
Joseph Sontag
Harry W. Roles
Beranton
A. Benjamin
Carpenter
John &. Miess
John J. Brown
Alfred Emery
Jefferson
Thomas Your
Robert Alexander
K. A. Holgate
John Melvin
KL. Thompson
Dalton
M. J. O'Malley
AL BH. Warman
Famdry
Peter Connolly
Madison
A. F. Sobuy
Dermyn
E. Willard
Patrick Doudivan
Dunmore
M. &. Ainey
Patrick Bergan
C. W. Geen
W. di. Bennett
Albert Price
Ransom
Jozeph E. Wall
Dential
Newton
J. BR. Austin
Conrad Reedsteiner
Davi Kennedy
Jermyn
I. Kh. Morgen
Blakely
Thomas Sheridan
Bellevue
Thomas Evans
Yeoman
Roaring Brook
J. BR. Cohen
Thomas Walkey
Thomas Vt
Williams
Henry Schubert
A. BH
Ruddy
John D. Williams
Rendham
Webster
Peter O'Donnell
Avery White
George J. Eynon
Joseph Eble
William Giray
George Fletcher
Old Forge
Daniel Hughes
Michael F. Grimes
Warren
Seranton
James J. Paeddell
John Till
Pot. Dougher
Merchant
Olyphant
Samuel Beemer
Jon Gillighan
Sentleman
Kirnest St. Amand
Waverly
James Turns
Kh. la
J. Hoyt
T. Isaac Galagher
Henry Butler
Toometer
William HH
Morgan
Dickson
H. H. Parnsow
John P. Kearney
Archbali
Aon Reynouls
Murdhal
Seranon
Frank J. Thomas
Jink Woolsey
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Charter Sought
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church of Scranton applies for a charter to support public worship under the General Synod. Attorney D L Fickes filed the petition in court. Subscribers include James Matter E T Redeau William E B Shoener Edward L Haas and Dalbyn L Ficken with trustees to be majority lay members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Congregaotion
Come
D. L. Fickes
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church of Scranton
Ceneral Synod
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the United States
Scranton
James Matter
E. T. Redeau
William EB. Shoener
Edward L. Haas
Dalbyn L. Ficken
Congregation Plans Church with No Capital Stock
A group led by John Kaufman James Matter E T Medcay Charles Bender and Rev Poster W Gift forms a congregation worshiping at Young Men's Christian Association hall. The body will have no capital stock and annual income not exceeding 315 060. Property acquired by bequest or conveyance to the congregation remains under lay member control. They plan to build their own church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kaufman
James Matter
E. T. Medcay
Charles Bender
Poster W. Gift
Young Men's Christian Association
Release of Hungary-born man after three years for child abuse
Clerk of the Courts John H. Thomas notified Easter penitentiary warden Cassidy that Joseph Crochro, a Hungarian, has been released after serving three years and six months plus 100 dollars in fines. He was imprisoned starting Oct. 23, 192, for the crime of criminally intimate with his 12-year-old daughter Annie in the North End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Thomas
Cassidy
Easter Penitentiary
Joseph Crochro
Judee Gunster
Annie
North End
Wyars
Purse Lost by Chicago Woman in Delaware and Hudson Den
Mrs. Jennie Wilson of Chicago misplaced a purse containing 90 while in the Delaware and Hudson station waiting for a train. She suspects two women seen in the ladies room may have taken it. police are seeking the pair as she and her 7 year old child travel from Nanticoke to Bellevue and then back to Nanticoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Wilson
Chicago
Delaware and Hudson den
Wilson
Nanticoke
Mra Wilson
Bellevue
Dehawvare and
Hudson Denet
Land ejectment suit over Penn Avenue property
Janitor John J. Marshall acting by attorney SB Price filed an ejectment suit against Simon Rice and Joseph Giaragona for land on Penn Avenue next to Henry Woolgey’s former lot. Marshall asserts the defendants lack ownership and he can prove title when the case comes to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Marshall
SB. B. Price
Simon Rice
Joseph Giaragona
Penn Avenue
Henry Woolgey
Marshall
Walker Whiteside Hamlet at Frothingham Tonight
Tragedian Walker Whiteside performs Hamlet at the Frothingham in the city tonight praised for fidelity to Shakespeare and dramatic force. Also featured are Erin Shores, a romantic Irish drama, and a Winnie Stock company bill with A Gay Old Boy and Wife for Wives, plus a three night engagement of the Winnett company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Whiteside
Frothingham
Hamlet
Shakespeare
Mr. Whiteside
Erin's Shores
Michael J. Mooney
Ferada
Edmund G. Moroney
James W. Reagan
Fannie Gonzalez
Jovers
Castle
Oranmore
Winnett Stock Company
John A. Stevens
South
George
Reduced Rail Fare to Washington for Young People's Convention
The Fifteenth International Convention of the Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor will be held in Washington, D C from July 7 to 13, 1896. Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets at a single round trip fare from July 6 to 8, valid for return until July 16, extended to July 21 if deposited by 6:00 PM July 14. Details at ticket agents. Hood’s Sarsaparilla promotes health and uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Y. P
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Washington
D.C
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Local court cases reveal mixed verdicts and charges
Notable outcomes include L W Nicholls and Lee F Nicholls found not guilty of felonious wounding and related charges. Peter Parry of Throop found guilty of paternity. Lavelle acquitted of assault during an epileptic episode. Other defendants faced assault and battery or wounding charges with mixed results. The day featured juries, prosecutors, and defense in multiple trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee F. Nicholls
Vinestreet
Miller
Peter Parry
Throop Borough
Gunster
Hannah Indian
John M. Harris
Yon
Atorney
Joseph O'Brien
Forest City
Parry
Robert
Peter
Stridget Tobin
West Side
James Lavelle
John T. Martin
Commonwealth
Ward
Miss Tobin
Lavelle
Martin Price
Patrick Buckley
Victoria Phillips
Agnes Shuta
Max Koehler
Dickson City
Rerlevance
Joseph Sowinski
Roce Logun
Frank Kuya
Anthony Logus
Joseph Kups
Albert Greth
Stanton
John R. Jones
Koehler
Greth
Priceburg
Murray
Olyphant
Wodding
Koehter
Joseph Malinskey
Joseph Lakueakey
Gumster
John Kaditus
Luken
Lloyd Street
Harris
George 8. Horn
M. A. McCinley
Kaditus
Malinskey
Lahuskey
Tan
Simon Arushais
Miner John Powell Breaks Leg at Von Storch Mine
John Powell, a miner at the Von Storch mine, suffered a leg fracture yesterday morning. He was conveyed to his home at the High Works in Providence for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Powell
von Storch
High Works
Providence
A Woman's Suffering: Testimonial on Stomach Remedy
Mrs E L Louns bury of Olympia Washington credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with dramatic relief from severe stomach troubles. She reports improved sleep appetite stronger heart and increased strength after one box and urges publication in the Christian Herald. Pillsbury's Flour Mills capacity noted at 17 500 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Lounsbury
Olympia
Washington
Maple Park
Stuart
Christian Herald of
Detroit
Christian Herald
Stuart Company
Marshall
Mich
Rogers' Triple Knives or Forks Adds Sparkle to Tables
Rexford's showcases silverware famed for richness and beauty in Tea and Coffee Services. The white metal pieces boast brilliancy and artistic elegance, making them a strong table presence despite price considerations. Figures favor universal adoption of these Rogers' Triple Knives or Forks.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Korton
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
South Wain St
Wilkes
Barre
Weston Mill Co
Scranton, Olyphant
Clemons
Mannion
Cne
Seank & Koehler
Spruce Street
Crochro
Liberty
Marshall Maintiff
Joseph Hart
Hallen & Hart
Academy of Music
Washington, D.C
Hood
L. W. Nicholls
Duty
J. S. Miller
Glilty
Throop
Uonnah
William Devers
Arushas
Lackawanna Hospital
William S8nalth
Jones
Jogeth O'Brien
Devers
Powell
Lounsbury
Olympia, Washington
Pillsbury’s
Rogers
Rexford
Lackawanna Ave
Laughlin
Rockwood Libbey
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Chico
Rere SF Ten, Clothiers, Hetters,& Furnishers
Vray
UNV
Hatter
Wyoming Avenue
Stetson Agency
P. McRea & CO
Onya
A. E. Rogers
DR. Shimburg
R. W. Osland
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